In addition to various kinds of paprika and onions ( raw, sweated, seared, browned or savory, tarragon, thyme and creeping thyme and white peppercorn.
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Creeping thyme needs practically no care once established, but the more upright varieties, including common thyme, will turn woody and unattractive after a few years.
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The landscape designer suggested creeping thyme as ground cover but that would necessitate stepping stones _ or shoes _ to negotiate the walk from bathhouse to pool.
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Creeping thyme can be used in the kitchen, too, but its flavor is not as strong as that of common herb-garden thyme ( T . vulgaris ).
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A . Chances are your spring-blooming hydrangeas have the same problem as other readers'redbuds, roses, smoke bushes, daphnes, lavenders, roses, lambs ears, roses, creeping thymes, roses, oriental poppies, chrysanthemums and roses.
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Lemon thyme ( T . X citriodorus ) can grow to a foot tall, which makes it less useful than creeping thyme as a ground cover but good as an edging plant.
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In the sun, two excellent choices are creeping thymes, which smell deliciously aromatic as you walk on them, and Asian jasmine, a plant that does not flower but is a pretty ground cover.
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The leaves in wild creeping thyme vary from slightly glabrous ( smooth ) to sparsely covered in white hairs, or thickly covered on both surfaces, with the margins ciliate ( hairy ), or just ciliate at the base.
